Piotr Szotkowski 🛡️

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Bei Bluesky seit 1 Juli 2023

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Piotr Szotkowski 🛡️ (@chastell.net) ist seit 1 Juli 2023 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 798 Follower, folgt 304 Konten und hat 594 Posts veröffentlicht.

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Stephen Margheim@fractaledmind.bsky.social07.07.2025 13:02
I've been using a new text-only affordance for actions (links and buttons): "Verb →" means a navigation "Verb ↓" means downloading content "← Back" means navigating to previous page "Verb ↑" means opening a dialog "Verb ✓" means submit form I love it and users love it!
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Gergely Orosz@gergely.pragmaticengineer.com07.07.2025 13:01
... and this is why I don't like to talk to journalists. I made an exception for The Economist: sent over 7 pages of details on the comp landscape and told them they can use it, plus quote from @pragmaticengineer.com as long as they link it. They used my chart, redrew it as their own, did not link.
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Gergely Orosz@gergely.pragmaticengineer.com07.07.2025 13:01
It's happened: the trimodal nature of software engineering compensation made it to the Economist! Disappointingly though, they did not link to the original article (they never do AFAIK), they redraw the image, and do not call it trimodal. Feels like "ripping off" my research, not gonna lie.
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